Rona LEITH Obituary

Chrissie and David, Julie, Sad to read of Rona's death. All my sympathy. Thinking of you.

Rona is such a loss to Kinley Street which was once given the award of best gardens in Rangiora.
Thank you Rona for giving everyone who walked past your house something beautiful to look at. RIP

Dear Julie and Christine. I was sad to read of the recent death of your lovely and gracious mother and step-mother. We could not have wished for better neighbours than your parents when we lived across the road from the Leith family on Kinley Street. Last year I enjoyed an hour with Rona when I was in Rangiora for the day and her mind was still sharp and her memories vivid. It is not easy to farewell the people we love so I am thinking of you both at this time and extend my love and sympathy.

We are so sorry that Robyn and I can't get down to say goodbye to Rona and support you Julie . We have wonderful memories of our family holidays in Rangiora and the lovely times spent with Mum and Dad ( Ivan ) and Rona . Dad so enjoyed her lovely newsy letters and spent many hours writing to Rona sharing our family news. I know if Dad was still with us he would want his deepest condolences and love sent to you all.
Rest In Peace Rona you will be missed .
With love
Karen Robyn and Marie

Deepest Sympathy,She will be missed, I used to see her riding her bike around Rangiora,she would always wave,when I meet her down the street,she never forgot your name,even though it's been years,since one had left school. Rest easy now.